| The Jewish diaspora became permanent; the need for the Talmudic tradition arose; the separation of Christianity and Judaism accelerated.
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Frequently asked questions
- What was The Destruction of Jerusalem: The End of the Second Temple?
- Titus, the son of Vespasian, besieged and destroyed Jerusalem in order to suppress the Jewish revolt; the Second Temple was burned; more than a million Jews were killed or taken captive.
- When did The Destruction of Jerusalem: The End of the Second Temple happen?
- 70 CE
- Where did The Destruction of Jerusalem: The End of the Second Temple take place?
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